Enter the distance
Enter the trip distance and pick miles or kilometres. Tick round trip if you are coming back the same way.
Estimate the fuel and cost of any trip before you set offThe road trip is planned, the playlist is ready, and then someone asks: how much will the fuel actually cost? Enter trip distance, fuel efficiency and price per liter, and get the total cost plus the liters the journey needs.
Estimate the fuel and cost of any trip before you set off
Changing this also sets the matching price unit below. You can still change the price unit yourself.
Total trip cost
$ 30.86
Fuel needed
32.45 litres (8.57 US gallons)
Trip distance used
300.00 miles (482.80 km)
Cost per mile
$ 0.10
Cost per km
$ 0.06
Estimate Based on steady efficiency for the whole trip. Traffic, hills, load and driving style will change the real figure a little.
Enter the trip distance and pick miles or kilometres. Tick round trip if you are coming back the same way.
Enter your vehicle efficiency and pick its unit: MPG (US), litres per 100 km, or km per litre.
Enter the fuel price, check the price unit matches, and read the fuel needed, the total cost, and the cost per mile or km.
Knowing what a trip will cost before you leave changes decisions. This calculator takes your trip distance and vehicle efficiency and gives three numbers: fuel burned, total cost, and cost per mile or kilometre.
It speaks every common efficiency language: MPG, litres per 100 km, or km per litre, and mixes distance and price units freely, with conversions handled for you.
Three numbers in, two honest numbers out.
Price the journey before you leave, and split costs with a number everyone can verify instead of a guess someone resents.
Commuters compare the true monthly cost of driving against a bus pass or carpool, including the fuel price swings that make last month unreliable.
The cost per kilometer that falls out of the calculation is the most useful figure: multiply it by any distance to price a commute, a delivery route or a weekend getaway.
Drivers choosing between two cars, or petrol versus diesel versions of the same model, run realistic annual fuel costs from actual mileage rather than brochure claims.
Both efficiency languages spoken.
Some drivers know km per liter, others track liters per 100 km or miles per gallon; enter whichever figure you have and the math adapts.
The quietly useful figure that falls out of every calculation: multiply it by any distance and price any trip without reopening the tool.
When fuel prices jump, rerun the numbers before deciding the trip is suddenly unaffordable; often the increase is smaller than the anxiety.
Enter distance, efficiency and price per liter, and get the total fuel cost plus exactly how many liters the journey needs.